The diagrams below show the life cycle of the silkworm and the stages in the production of silk cloth.
The provided image illustrates the silkworm’s life cycle and
silk
cloth’s steps in production.
From an overall
perspective, there are four significant steps in silkworm’s
Correct article usage
the silkworm’s
wheel-of-life
which are egg, Correct your spelling
wheel of life
larva
, cocoon and adult moth
, and there are six in silkworm’s cloth production, namely, selecting, boiling, unwinding, twisting, weaving, and dyeing.
According to
the first diagram, the life cycle commences when the silk
moth
lays its eggs on the mulberry leaves. Then
, it takes ten days to become a silkworm larva
. After four to six weeks, they turn into silk
thread. Three to eight days later, the larva
changes into a cocoon. After sixteen days, the larva
finally
transforms into the
adult Correct article usage
an
moth
.
To make the silk
cloth in the second
diagram, the selected cocoons are first boiled in boiling water in a container. Second
, in order to be threaded in 300 to 900 meters, the cocoons must be unwound. Fourth, the silk
moth
's thread must be twisted before it can be dyed. Finally
, the silk
cloth is weaved after it has been dyed.Submitted by Blue Hydrangea
on
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